Tesla Won't Change The Cybertruck After All

A few months ago, it seemed that safety regulations had ruined the Tesla Cybertruck's wonky, yet unique style. But, Elon Musk recently announced that the Cybertruck will not go through any changes. This is a way better situation for potential customers that were definitely worried about how the finished product would turn out. The bulletproof windows and stainless steel paint are here to stay.

The legendary Cybertruck has more than 622,000 potential customers, and Tesla hasn't even announced whether it will be built in Tulsa, Oklahoma or Austin, Texas. Now that is amazing.

One downside is that Elon Musk was previously leaning towards reducing its size by three percent in order to fit in owner's garages, but that plan has faded away. Cybertruck buyers with small garages better figure something out. Musk says the EV is 231.7 inches long, 79.8 inches wide, and 75 inches tall. That's comparable to the biggest Ford F-150. Don't panic, though. Tesla has chosen an alternative solution: they will build a smaller truck in the future.

Ford already has the Cybertruck to worry about. But, it looks like Tesla is looking to take down the Ranger as well...

Source Credits: CarBuzz